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Cattail Cove Campground

93 sites · RVs, Tents In Cattail Cove State Park

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Secluded Alamo Lake Santuary

18 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents300 acres · Alamo Lake, AZ

Step back in time and explore the rich history of this property, once a mining camp in 1910, now a ghost town. Slated for strip mining in 2015, the land found a new purpose when I purchased it, safeguarding it for the future. Our non-profit is transforming the area into a conservation area with a purpose. Today, the Sonoran Desert Sanctuary is an evolving conservation area and private wilderness retreat for veterans and others challenged by PTSD. As we embark on this journey, we invite you to come and witness the transformation as we grow and evolve. Volunteer opportunities abound for those with a passion for conservation and a love for the desert. Join us in shaping the sanctuary and contributing to the preservation of this unique ecosystem. Your visit and involvement become a part of the story, helping us create a haven for the Sonoran Desert's diverse flora and fauna. The proceeds from your Hipcamp stay go directly to the Anderson-Arroyo Foundation (501c3) and are tax-deductible as a donation. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the desert landscape, participate in our growth, and leave your mark on the future Sonoran Desert Sanctuary. Visit us and explore the unique blend of history, conservation, and community that defines our special corner of the world. Tours of the ghost town and surrounding canyons are available. You can fish the lake, rent kayaks, go birding, hike, meditate, or bring your telescope for the Class 2 Dark Night skies! 3.5 hours from Phoenix, Vegas. 4 hours from Flagstaff. 2 hours from Lake Havasu or Kingman.

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Magic in the Mohave

1 site · RV, Tent40 acres · Yucca, AZ

This is a peaceful campsite in the middle of North Americas largest Joshua Tree forest. There are saguaro cactus covered mountains nearby and an abundance of desert wildlife all around. Mountain views in every direction. Come explore this huge property and immerse yourself in nature.

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Wits End Ranch

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Yucca, AZ

"Thar's gold in them thar hills" could've been coined right here. There are gold mines and evidence of miners picking quartz etc. all around us. Cairns marked off areas that are still here over a hundred years later. We are the center of the oldest examples of Arizona cattlemen starting herds right here. Round-ups and branding still go on every year. One of the prettiest areas in the state for all kinds of unique boulder and rock formations, flora and fauna. Wonderful hiking and scenic drives.

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Desert's Edge at Lake Havasu

1 site · RV1 acre · Lake Havasu City, AZ

Located just a few minutes from nearby Lake Havasu City, Desert's Edge is set on a one-acre parcel within the Mohave County community of Crystal Beach. With construction only recently completed, the property has been graded and developed specifically with the RV campsites in mind. There is over 1/2 acre dedicated to the camping area, making Desert's Edge an excellent location for a private group gathering, or just one big campsite all to yourself. Learn more about this land: You're a couple of minutes from the Castle Rock Bay kayak launch and the beautiful backwaters of the Colorado River. You're just a few steps from the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge where you can enjoy hiking and sightseeing amongst the wild burros that call this place home. Guests will have immediate access to the Arizona Peace Trail and surrounding sand dunes for unlimited UTV and off-road fun. Relax in the country setting with horses as your closest neighbors. Wake to the sounds of roosters crowing along with a multitude of desert-dwelling birds. The night skies are perfect for stargazing as you sit beside the campfire. Desert's edge has a primary site reserved for a single RV, plus an adjacent second site that can be reserved when groups of family or friends with two RV's wish to camp side by side and share in the fun!

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Steve&Dawn's Desert Retreat

4 sites · RVs10 acres · Vicksburg, AZ

Our desert retreat is just that-desert. If you like to off-road, BLM land is close. But really we just enjoy the landscape and stars and the sunsets. Plenty of space between sites. We have a nice 29ft trailer for those who need lodging. There are two full hook-up RV sites and if you want to dry camp in your van or RV, water and a dump station are available on the property.

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Coyote Pass RV Park

2 sites · RVs2 acres · Quartzsite, AZ

Rv park in Quartzsite Az. Rock hounding, Rv shopping, hiking, biking, off-roading and lots more nearby! Sites are available in either 50 or 30 amp power. Water and sewer in every space. Park is located off the main road in a nice quiet area. Great location for beautiful sunsets and dark nights. Message for questions.

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The Collier 55.

8 sites · RVs, Tents55 acres · Vicksburg, AZ

55 Acres of bare land that is fenced in. Good spot to stop and think of were to explore next!!! Perfect for tent camping. Trailers are welcome for dry camping only on the 40 acers property, we do have spot with full hook ups . The Fire District is right down the road. Not far from highway 60. The closes town would be Brenda AZ just west of highway 60 they have a store you can get the essentials. Lake Almo is 55 miles away to the east. The Colorado River is 43 miles to the west. Quartzsite is 24 miles west.

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Lenny’s Resort

6 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Golden Valley, AZ

Learn more about this land:Spacious Mountain View Getaway. Nothing but open land with wide field view, laid out for a beautiful night out under the stars. Local Walmart and other convenient stops nearby.

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Crossroads RV Park

172 sites · RVs10 acres · Mohave Valley, AZ

See Why Our Guests Love Crossroads RV Park in Mohave Valley Whether you’re looking for community, sunshine, outside activities, or planned activities with friends, you’ll find Crossroads RV Park is near it all. We offer big-city access with the perfect small-town feel. Hike during the day, play horseshoes with friends, stop by for a game of cards at the clubhouse, or relax at your site for the evening with a cold drink and see who wanders by. You’ll love everything about our Mohave Valley, AZ RV Park Don’t pay for amenities you don’t plan on using. Crossroads RV Park has just what you need to enjoy the Arizona sunrises and sunsets, mountain views, and the starry desert sky. Please note: Free public Wi-Fi is available only in the library and laundry room. Private internet access is available at your site. Ask at the office for details. Campground Facilities On-site Laundry Free Hot Showers Library Game Room Clubhouse Kitchen Horseshoe Pits Hiking Trails Gated Dog Park Site Amenities Full Hook-up — Water / Sewer / Electric Spacious 50′ x 100′ Sites 30/50/100 amp Electric Service Plenty of room for slide-outs Concrete Patios Year-round Trailer Storage ATV and Side-by-Side Friendly

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Secret Pass

7 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Yucca, AZ

Welcome to secret pass. If you're looking to get away from everything or camp with no neighbors in sight, then you have found the right place. Beautiful views of the mountains in every direction. This property is 2.5 acres of pure desert and an excellent spot to for tent or RV camping. There is no water or sewer on site so plan accordingly. You will need 4X4 to access the property. Its about 25 minutes to Yucca or 27 mins to Kingman for any of your shopping and food essentials.

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Lake Havasu-Donkey Acres Hipcamp

2 sites · RVs1 acre · Lake Havasu City, AZ

Learn more about this land: A more private setting than a campground. Minimal lighting from surroundings to enjoy the desert moon and sky at night. Close to many activities to include hiking trails, off-roading, biking, paddle boarding, swimming, boating, and more.We have our property that is made up of one acre of land. Our home is on the south half (upper level) and the north half, which is roughly half of the acre is mostly flat and somewhat level. Two sites available, Site (1) on upper level has (full hookup) 50A electric, water, sewer. Site (2) is on lower level and has 30A electric and water, no sewer. For any questions text or call (928)706-3730.

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Havasu Getaways (Parker, AZ)

1 site · RV1 acre · Parker, AZ

Welcome to our RV camping space in Parker, Arizona! If you're looking for a quieter location for your river and desert trip, you've come to the right place. We have two RV spaces available for rent, each equipped with 30 amp/full hookups. Additionally, one of the spaces features a 50 amp outlet for added convenience. Our property is just seconds away from the open desert, offering easy access to the great outdoors. Plus, we're only a minute or two from the river's free public launch ramp in Parker, perfect for water adventures. One of our spaces is covered and can accommodate RVs up to 13 feet tall, providing shade and protection from the sun. The second space is ideal for smaller travel trailers and also offers some shade from the afternoon sun. Whether you're traveling with friends or seeking a private getaway, our RV spaces are the perfect place to build lasting memories. We only book one party at a time, ensuring you have plenty of space and privacy during your stay. Enjoy the shade, extra parking, and complimentary WIFI, as well as access to a washer and dryer for your convenience. Bringing your boat or other desert toys? No problem! Our property can accommodate your outdoor gear with ease. Please note that when booking on this site, you'll be reserving the covered RV space. If you'd like to book the second space for an additional fee or arrange a longer stay, please contact us directly. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need further information. We look forward to hosting you for an unforgettable desert getaway!

The best camping near Cattail Cove State Park guide

Overview

About

Lake Havasu inspires visions of turquoise water, sand-crusted swimsuits, and suntanned waterskiers livin’ it up all through the year. This is no fairytale dream, these visions are real, and you can experience them for yourself at Cattail Cove State Park. this 2,000-acre park has been enticing visitors since 1970. The area surrounding the park is great for rock hounds. You’ll find all kinds of treasures, including volcanic rock, geodes, jasper, obsidian, turquoise, and agates. The spacious campground is great for RVs, or if you want to get away from the crowds, motor your boat out to one of several private shoreside campsites. Either way, the beautiful Lake Havasu will be right outside your sleeping bag.

Notable campgrounds

Starlight Campground: Enjoy a night under the vast Arizona sky, perfect for stargazing and evening tranquility.
Lakeview Campground: Wake up to the soothing sounds of Lake Havasu's gentle waves at this prime waterfront site.
Desert Breeze Campground: Offers a secluded retreat amid the park's natural beauty, ideal for relaxation and wildlife spotting.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early, especially for peak season weekends, to ensure your spot at this sought-after destination.
Consider visiting during the weekdays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
Keep an eye on cancellations to snag a last-minute reservation at this popular park.
Explore nearby camping options to have a backup plan in case Cattail Cove State Park is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Cattail Cove State Park is from October to April, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for outdoor activities. Summer months can be extremely hot, making daytime adventures less enjoyable. Plan your visit around the park's event calendar to catch special programs and activities.

Know before you go

Check the park's website for any alerts on weather conditions or trail closures before your visit.
Ensure you have a valid park pass or pay the entrance fee upon arrival for access.
Remember to pack plenty of water and sun protection, as the Arizona sun can be intense.
Be aware of the local wildlife and follow guidelines to keep both you and the animals safe.
Facilities such as restrooms and picnic areas are available, but it's wise to bring essentials in case they are busy.